The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-10-13

Miss Emma Lineback left Monday ev e.
ming for New York, where she goes to re-
sumo heI studies in vocal music. Miss L..
already has charming voice and when she
completes her course, additional laurels will
no doubt crown her Efforts.
Mr.. Gray Bynum, son of the late DIR. By
mum, died suddenly of a hemmorrhage about
o'clock last night, at the residence of his
mother, on Liberty street. The deceased has
He leaves a number of relatives to mourn his
demise.
"A number of the people were disappoin-
ted in the excursion which was billed to
leave Winston Monday morning for WASH
ington City. Several came from the coun-
try, but returned home full of disappoint-
ment in not getting to take in the nations
capitol.
The protracted meeting at the Metho-
dist P. Church closed las Thursday night.
Rev. S. w. Coe, who was assisting the pas
tor, won many friends while in our midst,
He left for his home at Henderson Thurs
day morning last. The meeting resulted
in the con Version of twenty-odd persons. a
majority of whom connected themselves
with the church.
Rev. J. r. Scroggs, pastor of the Cente-
nary NJ. E. Church last year, and organizer
of the Young Mems Prayer Meeting, will be
present at ,the anniversary exercises next
Monday night, and with others will make
an address. The exercises were postponed
last week in order that Mr.. Scroggs might
be present. The public is cordially invited
to attend.
At the parade of the Forsyth Rifiemen
held on last Monday night, the following
officers were promoted and appointed. VIII
X Coley from Color Sergeant to LIST Sergt.
nice B. Wurreschke, resigned; E. B. Kearns
from I'd Corp, to 4th Sergt.; &c. Hudson
from Sd Corp. to I'd Corp. H. E. Stockton
from 4th Corp. to Sd Corp; Private Walter
Barrow was appointed 4th Corp.
The enterprise and push of the business
men of town is always estimated from the
way they advertise in the home paper. If
they advertise iberally the inference is that
the town is progressing. Don't let it be
said that Winston is behind other towns in
anything. Durham and Reidsville ars now
giving their papers most iberalipatronage.
The fall trade is now beginning to come in
and THE SENTINEL stands ready to tell its
many readers of Winston's successful bust
ness houses. Give US a call.
-Messrs John A. Burton, late of Messrs.
Hinshaw & Medearis, and C. w. Shields, of
the Orinoco Warehouse, left our city on
Monday evening, on a prospecting tour
through the far West. New York, Wash
ington Territory and other distant states
will be visited during their trip. Mr. Jesse
Lawson, of farmers Warehouse, accompa-
MED the above gentlemen as far as Pough-
keepsie, N. Y, where he goes to enter bus
mess college. These young men deserve sue
cess and THE SRNTINEL's best wishes ac-
company them to their Western home.
We are pleased to note the success that
Messrs J. A. White & Son are meeting
with in selling their Tar Heel road cart.
Orders are received almost daily from this
and adjoining states for this popular vehi-
Gle. One was shipped last week to Florida
while others will be shipped in few days
to different parts of this State. The senior
member of the firm informs us that he will
place one of the carts exhibition at the
Raleigh Fair, where prize is offered for
the cosiest cart. We feel confident that
the little "Tar HeeP' will win laurelA at the
IT, l.
while in the "City of Oaks"